Childhood nightmares come true for a psychology student. Didn't grip me.

"When pronouns attack." - Ed Gonzalez

Old-fashioned horror film whose primary thrills come from identifying with the terror of the protagonists. Most horror films these days rely, instead, on our identifying with cool and increasingly more bombastic and expensive special effects. Here, we get characters, scares and not a happy ending. Oh no, not at all. Robert Harmon directs the actors with yes, empathy. For more time, a lot more fun than American Horror Story.

2d characters, predictable ending and nothing original in terms of theme.

Should've used the alternate ending cause the one they used sucked wind...much.

I don't remember hating this movie. If I remember correctly, the "monsters" in this movie are similar to those demon things from "Ghost." Check it out if you have nothing better to do.

It is not a good thriller but not so bad either, a fair horror movie...

Boring and predictable and dumb.

Tooth fairy? No that was darkness falls... Which movie about the dark being evil is this. Shit I don't even know. It was scary. It was forgetable. Wes Craven automatically wins it some points.

Horrible horror tripe.

Wes craven is overhyped.

While this is not really that good of a movie, there were some things I liked about it. It's a shame the movie wasn't based on the original script - if you can find a copy of it online, check it out. It's both scary and thought-provoking.